Charles Bradlaugh: a Record of His Life and Work, Volume 1 (of 2) / With an Account of his Parliamentary Struggle, Politics and Teachings. Seventh Edition

by Hypatia Bradlaugh Bonner; J. M. Robertson

• Adam, The Hon. Mr, ii. 255, 337.
• Adams, Thomas, i. [398]; ii. 210, 413.
• Adams, W.E. ("Caractacus"), i. [64], [68], [80], [109], [123], [125], [142].
• Affirm, Allowed to, ii. 246.
• Affirmation Bills (see also Oaths Bill and Evidence Amendment), i. [169]; ii. 234, 246, 272, 281, 304, 312, 315, 336, 358, 361, 374.
• Agnosticism, ii. 117.
• Agricultural Hall, i. [226], [231].
• Agricultural Labourers' Movement, i. [374], [378].
• Aliens, Destitute, ii. 404
• Allsop, Thomas, i. [64], [68], [273].
• America, Visits to, i. [380]; ii. 1.
• Amusements, Boyish, i. [5].
• Andrews, S. Pearl, i. [384].
• Arago, Emanuel, i. [318], [320].
• Arch, Joseph, i. [374], [392]; ii. 368.
• Arms Bill, ii. 196.
• Army, Flogging in, ii. 201, 259.
• Army life, i. [25], [35].
• Arnold, Matthew, i. [230]; ii. 151, 329.
• Arnold, Rev. T., i. [279].
• Atheism and Secularism, i. [332].
• Atheistic position stated, i. [87], [210], [337], [340]; ii. 115.
• Atheistic morality, i. [334], [339]; ii. 157.
• Ayrton, Hon. A.S., i. [142], [149]; ii. 209.
  
• "B.V." (See Thomson.)
• Ball, John, i. [374], [378].
• Ballincollig, An Eviction at, i. [31].
• Baptism, i. [4].
• Bar, Speeches at the, 1st, ii. 241;
• 2nd. ii. 267;
• 3rd, ii. 295;
• 4th, ii. 341.
• Barker, J., i. [121].
• Barker, Rev. W., i. [207].
• Barttelot, Sir W., ii. 239, 272.
• Beaconsfield, Lord. (See Disraeli.)
• Beales, Edmund, i. [220].
• Beesly, Prof., i. [314], [319].
• Bendall, S., i. [189]; ii. 79.
• Bernard, S., i. [64], [79], [99], [204].
• Besant, Annie, i. [400]; ii. 12, 33, 65, 70, 87, 92, 136, 175, 223, 286, 291, 308, 343, 382, 395, 406, 418.
• Biggar, J., ii. 35, 195.
• Birth, i. 3.
• Bismarck, i. [312], [316].
• Bizoin, A.G., i. [317].
• Blanc, L., i. [65], [321].
• Blasphemy Laws, i. [129]; ii. 319, 405.
• Blasphemy prosecutions, ii. 316, 324.
• Bohn, H.G., ii. 24.
• Bolingbroke, ii. 116.
• Bonner's Fields, i. [8], [20], [23], [25].
• Bradlaugh, Alice, i. [49], [116]; ii. 93, 104, 291, 343, 401.
• Bradlaugh, Charles (jun.), i. [95], [117], [300].
• Bradlaugh, Charles (sen.), i. [2], [3], [13], [27].
• Bradlaugh, Elizabeth (Mrs Norman), i. [13], [15], [20], [27], [35], [37], [349].
• Bradlaugh, Harriet, i. [114].
• Bradlaugh, James, i. 2.
• Bradlaugh, Mrs (sen.), i. [3], [4], [36], [41], [49].
• Bradlaugh, Mrs S.L., i. [49], [173], [181], [276], [300].
• Bradlaugh, W.R., i. [114], [348].
• "Bradlaugh for Northampton," i. [276].
• Bright, John, i. [270]; ii. 101, 214, 228, 234, 266, 271, 288, 348.
• Brimont, Mde. de, i. [314], [347].
• Brindley, Dr, i. [160].
• British Banner, i. [20].
• Broadhurst, H., ii. 105, 308, 402, 414.
• Bryce, Prof., ii. 216.
• Büchner, Dr L., i. [381]; ii. [129].
• Buckle, H., ii. 119.
• Burns, J., ii. 382, 406, 417.
• Burt, T., i. [249], [376], [392]; ii. 347, 348, 368, 402, 414.
• Business life:
• office boy, i. [7];
• wharf clerk, i. [7];
• "coal merchant," i. [17];
• selling braces, i. [19];
• soldier, i. [26];
• errand boy, i. [41];
• solicitor's clerk, i. [48], [90], [99];
• city merchant, i. [100], [299];
• financier, i. [101];
• publisher, ii. 17, 100, 417;
• and printer, ii. 101.
• Butler, Bishop, ii. 116, 150.
  
• Campbell, Alexander, i. [88].
• Capper, C., i. [274]; ii. 65.
• "Caractacus." (See W.E. Adams.)
• Cardinal's Broken Oath, A, ii. 309.
• Carlile, R., i. [9], [159], [333]; ii. 165.
• Carlile, Mrs Sharples, i. [9], [19], [20], [24], [41].
• Carlile, Mrs Sharples, The Daughters of, i. [9], [11], [19], [388]; ii. 4.
• Carlist country, Through the, i. [355].
• Carlyle, T., ii. 165, 422.
• Castelar, Emilio, i. [154], [353], [359], [364]; ii. 4.
• Cavendish, Lord F., ii. 217.
• Chancellor's salary, The Lord, ii. 406.
• Channel Tunnel, The. ii. 381.
• Chaplin, H., ii. 227, 231, 271, 336.
• Character, Alleged change of, i. [211], [279]; ii. 415.
• Characteristics, i. [279]; ii. 49, 99, 101, 152, 423.
• Childhood, i. [4].
• Christian, The, ii. 67.
• Christian Globe, The, ii. 264.
• Christian Times, The, i. [210].
• Chronicle, The Daily, ii. 264.
• Churchill, Lord R., i. 14; ii. 230, 261, 272, 298, 338, 349, 363, 371, 374, 377, 380.
• City Solicitor, The, ii. 21, 27.
• Clarke, Sir E., ii. 268, 378, 405, 419.
• Clergy, Letters to the, i. [128].
• Clerical libeller, A, i. [99].
• Clerical feeling on the Oath question, ii. 250, 275, 291, 314, 319.
• Clerkenwell explosion, The, i. [257].
• Clifford, Prof., ii. 133.
• Clock Tower, Imprisoned in the, ii. 245.
• Closing years, ii. 102, 368.
• Cluseret, General, i. [115], [253], [262].
• "Cob of Coal" story, ii. 76.
• Coercion Bill, The, ii. 196, 258, 290, 377.
• Collet, C.D., i. [139], [142].
• Commune, The, i. [322].
• Compulsory Education, i. [265].
• Congreve, Dr, i. [314].
• Conway, Moncure D., ii. 9, 41, 43, 276, 312.
• Cooper, Robert, i. [78].
• Cooper, R.A., i. [267], [364].
• Cooper, Thomas, i. [84], [209].
• Corbett, ----, ii. 264, 302.
• Corporation, The London (Malversation Charges), ii. 374.
• Counsel in the various lawsuits--
• Chitty, T., i. [297].
• Coleridge, Sir J.D. (Sol.-Gen.), i. [144].
• Collier, Sir R. (Att.-Gen.), i. [144], [182].
• Crump, F.O., ii. 322.
• Danckwertz, W.O., ii. 352.
• Giffard, Sir H. (see also Giffard), ii. 23, 73, 177, 260, 292, 322, 327, 355.
• Grantham W. (see also Grantham), ii. 75, 79.
• Hunter, Dr. W.A. (see also Hunter), ii. 322.
• Hutton, Crompton, i. [145].
• James, Sir H. (Att.-Gen.) (see also James), ii. 355.
• Karslake, Sir J. (Att.-Gen.), i. [141].
• Keane, D., i. [284].
• Moloney, M., ii. 73, 317, 328.
• O'Malley, i. [90].
• Russell, Sir C. ii. 73.
• Seymour, Digby (see also Seymour), i. [290].
• Straight, Douglas, ii. 20.
• Smith, Lumley, i. [284].
• Smith, Montague (see also Judges), i. [140], [184].
• Solicitors-Gen., i. [142], [144]; ii. 355.
• Wood, i. [285].
• Wright, R.S., ii. 352.
• Courtney, L.H., ii. 177.
• Courtship, i. [44].
• Cowen, Joseph, i. [83], [376]; ii. [270], [276], [288].
• Crawford, J.G., i. [130], [139], [143].
• Cremer, W.R., i. [220].
• Crémieux, A., i. [317].
• Cross, Sir R.A., ii. 336.
  
• Darwin, C., ii. 23, 119.
• Davey, Sir H., ii. 266.
• Death, The fear of, i. [198].
• Death and funeral, ii. 110, 420.
• Debates:--
• Armstrong, ii. 50;
• Barker, i. [207];
• Baylee, i. [161];
• Bowes, i. [87];
• Brindley, i. [159];
• Browne, ii. 44;
• Burns, i. [343];
• Cooper, i. [209];
• Court, i. [88];
• Douglas, i. [63];
• Marsden Gibson, ii. 407;
• Gordon, ii. 47;
• Grant, i. [84], [158]; ii, [38];
• Harrison, i. [338], [341], [342];
• Holyoake, i .[322];
• Hutchings, i. [167];
• Hyndman, ii. 189, 417;
• Father Ignatius, i. [342];
• King, i. [332];
• Lawson, i. [170];
• Lightfoot, ii. 49;
• Mackie, i. [170];
• Mahalm, i. [170];
• Matthias, i. [87];
• M'Cann, i. [244]; ii. 142;
• Mensor, i. [87];
• Porteous, i. [212];
• Roberts, ii. [46];
• Robertson, i. [336];
• Rutherford, i. [170];
• Simpson, ii. 47;
• Smart, i. [89];
• Westerby, ii. 51 132, 138;
• Woodville Woodman, i. [170], [212].
• Denning, Inspector, ii. 287, 289, 336.
• Derby, Lord, ii. 177, 294.
• Devonport case, The, i. [175].
• Dickson, Col., i. [220], [315].
• Dilke, Ashton, ii. 216, 289, 308, 347.
• Dillwyn, L.L., ii. 224, 303, 375.
• Disestablishment, i. [265].
• Dispatch, Weekly, i. [186], [233]; ii. 265.
• Disraeli, B., i. [222], [309]; ii. 85, 245.
• Donnybrook Fair, At, i. [32].
• Drysdale, Dr C., ii. 24.
• Drysdale, Dr J., ii. 138.
• Dublin, In, i. [261].
• Duel, Challenged to a, ii. 259.
  
• Early closing legislation, ii. 401.
• Echo, i. [319]; ii. 239.
• Education, i. 4;
• of his children, i. [116], [347].
• Eight hours' question, The, ii. 189, 413, 417.
• Election addresses, i. [264], [393].
• Election colours, i. [267].
• Election funds, i. [263], [267], [278], [396], [400]; ii. 265.
• Election work, gratuitous, i. [266].
• Emerson, R.W., i. [388].
• Employer and employed. (See Master and Servant.)
• Employers' Liability Bill, i. [269]; ii. 49, 259, 369, 374, 380, 402, 406, 415.
• Enfield, Viscount, i. [147].
• Enlisting, i. [26].
• Esquiros, A., i. [114].
• Evidence Amendment Act (see also Affirmation and Oath), i. [129], [169], [284], [288]; ii. 216.
• Examiner, i. [353], [400].
• Expunge the resolutions of exclusion, Motion to, ii. 404, 419.
  
• Fanatical Monkeys, The, i. [133], [233], [291]; ii. 76, 151.
• Farrar, Archdeacon, ii. 116.
• Favre, Jules, i. [314], [320], [322].
• Fawcett, Prof. H., ii. 23.
• Fencing, i. [39].
• Fenian Brotherhood, The, i. [253].
• Ferrier, Dr, ii. 138.
• Financial Reformer, The, ii. 68.
• First pamphlet, i. [23].
• Firth, J.F.B., ii. 216.
• Fishing, i. 6, 116; ii. 99, 103, 380, 417.
• Flint, Professor, ii. 56, 120, 125.
• Flourens, G., i. [322].
• Foote, G.W., i. [359], [394]; ii. 87, 92, 316, 324, 412.
• Forcibly ejected from the House of Commons, ii. 286.
• Forster, W.E., ii. 195.
• Fournichon, L., i. [317].
• Fowler, Sir R., ii. 226, 271, 287, 374.
• Fowler, W., i. [397].
• France, i. [154], [312].
• Fraser, Bishop, ii. 161.
• Freeman, The, ii. 285.
• Freemasonry, i. [203].
• Freethinker, The, ii. 316, 324.
• French elections, Nominated at the, i. [321].
• Friendly Societies, ii. 404.
  
• "G.R." i. [123].
• Gambetta, L., i. [317], [321].
• Garibaldi, i. [67], [114], [150], [170], [203], [214].
• Garrison, W.L., i. [384], [386].
• Gibson, Rev. Marsden, ii. 141, 407.
• Gibson, Milner, i. [142].
• Gibson. J.G. (Att.-Gen. for Ireland), ii. 226.
• Giffard, Sir H. (Lord Halsbury), i. [274], [311]; ii. 235, 239, 255, 337.
• (See also Counsel.)
• Gilpin, C., i. [265], [268], [394]; ii. 65.
• Girardin, E. de, i. [330].
• Gladstone, W.E., i. [144], [148], [222], [251], [258], [262], [267], [272], [310], [390]; ii. 164, 192, 209, 226, 239, 242, 269, 282, 297, 338, 345, 365, 369, 391, 416, 419, 426.
• Goldsmith's Row, Working Men's Hall in, i. [47].
• Gorst, Sir J., ii. 243, 261, 267, 294.
• Gospels, Early Criticism of the, i. [16], [22], [63], [84]; ii. 148.
• Gospels and the Thirty-nine Articles, The, i. [8].
• Grahame, Cuninghame, ii. 382, 384, 414.
• Grand Orient of France, i. [204].
• Grant, Rev. B., i. [19], [73], [84], [158], [160], [166]; ii. 39.
• Grantham, W., ii. 75, 257.
• (See also Counsel.)
• Granville, Lord, i. [314].
• Grote, G., ii. 16, 176.
• Guernsey methods, i. [189].
• Gurney, J., i. [153], [264], [276], [394], [398].
• Guyot, Yves, i. [331].
  
• Habits and surroundings, ii. 97.
• Hall of Science, City Road, i. [219].
• Hall of Science, Old Street, i. [248], [336], [343].
• Hamilton, Lord G., ii. 308, 375.
• Hamilton, Sir W., ii. 213.
• Harcourt, Sir W.V., ii. 295, 334, 405.
• Harrison, Rev. A.J., i. [338], [341], [342], [354]; ii. 39.
• Harrison, Frederic, i. [319].
• Hartington, Lord, ii. 336.
• Harvey, T., i. [94].
• Headlam, Rev. S., ii. 23, 275.
• Henley, Lord, i. [265], [268], [294].
• Herbert, Auberon, ii. 82.
• Herzen, A., i. [115], [204].
• Hicks-Beach, Sir M., ii. 358, 361, 362, 371, 405.
• Hobbes, T., ii. 115, 129.
• Holbach, ii. 116.
• Holker, Sir J., ii. 219, 265, 269.
• Holyoake, Austin, i. [21], [132], [139], [142], [144], [218], [267], [285], [332], [390], [394]; ii. 12, 16.
• Holyoake, G.J., i. [21], [64], [69], [78], [128], [175], [332]; ii. 16, 35, 65, 142, 223, 277.
• Home life, i. [111].
• Home Rule, i. [258]; ii. [192], [200], [363], [369].
• Home sold up, The, i. [301].
• Homeless, i. [117].
• Hooper, A., i. [25], [42], [276].
• Hopps, Rev. J. Page, i. [143].
• Hopwood, C.H., ii. 219, 358.
• Horsley, Rev. J.W., ii. 23.
• Howell, G., i. [220], [319].
• Hubbard, J.G., ii. 271.
• Huddersfield, Difficulties at, i. [240].
• Huddersfield Examiner, The, ii. 66, 73.
• Hugo, V., i. [65]; ii. 162
• "Humanity's Gain from Unbelief," ii. 141, 407.
• Hunger, i. [25].
• Hunter, Dr W.A., ii. 389, 419.
• (See also Counsel.)
• Hutchings, W., i. [166].
• Huxley, Prof., i. [341]; ii. 128, 151.
• Hyde Park Meetings:--
• Sunday Trading Bill, i. [52];
• Government Reform Bill, i. [81];
• Garibaldi, i. [214];
• Reform League, i. [224], [234];
• Parks Regulation Bill, i. [372];
• Peace Demonstrations, ii. 82;
• Grant to Prince of Wales, ii. 84;
• Constitutional Rights, ii. 308.
• Hyndman, H.M., ii. 414, 417.
  
• "I Believe," i. [168]
• "Iconoclast," Use of the name, i. [42], [144].
• Illingworth, A., ii. 258, 337.
• "Impeachment of the House of Brunswick," i. [306]; ii. 225, 230.
• India, ii. 108, 198, 409, 416, 426.
• India, Visit to, ii. 106, 409.
• Inniscarra, Right of way at, i. [33].
• Investigator, i. [64], [79], [87], [95], [97], [111], [119].
• Italy, The cause of liberty in, i. [151], [214]; ii. 192, 198.
• Ireland, i. 29, 252; ii. 192.
• "Ireland Society," The, i. [259].
• Irish Question, Essay on the, i. [257].
• Irish Land Bill, The, ii. 274.
  
• James, Sir H., ii. 215, 273, 391, 405.
• (See also Counsel.)
• Jessel, Sir George, ii. 19, 29.
• Jingoism, ii. 82.
• John Street Institution, The, i. [21].
• Jones, B.B., i. [17], [62], [218].
• Jones, Ernest, i. [82], [232], [268], [378].
• Jones, Lloyd, i. [319].
• Judges before whom Mr Bradlaugh appeared--
• Baggallay, L.J., ii. 262, 292.
• Blackburn, Lord, i. [288], [290]; ii. 322
• Bovill, L.C.J., i. [287].
• Bramwell, L.J., i. [139], [144]; ii. 27, 262, 322.
• Brett, L.J., i. 286; ii. 27, 292, 305, 307, 355.
• Byles, J., i. [187].
• Channell, Baron, i. [187], [287].
• Cleasby, Baron, i. [147], [287].
• Cockburn, L.C.J., i. [287], [293]; ii. 21, 23, 36, 179.
• Coleridge, L.C.J., ii. 215, 278, 292, 322, 327, 346.
• Cotton, L.J., ii. 27, 305, 307, 355.
• Denman, J., ii. 278, 292, 305.
• Erle, L.C.J., i. [187].
• Field, J., ii. 79, 320, 321.
• Fitzgerald, Lord, ii. 322.
• Grove, J., ii. 74, 278, 280, 306, 351.
• Hawkins, J., ii. 292, 305, 392.
• Holker, L.J., ii. 305.
• Huddleston, Baron, ii. 306, 351, 393.
• Keating, J., i. [187], [287].
• Kelly, L.C., Baron, i. [147], [287], [288].
• Lindley, J., ii. 74, 280, 355.
• Lush, J., ii. 22, 262.
• Manisty, J., ii. 306, 320, 392.
• Martin, Baron, i. [141].
• Mathew, J., ii. 260, 320, 346.
• Mellor, J., i. [288], [294], [295]; ii. 21, 25.
• Prentice, S., Q.C. (arbitrator), i. [285].
• Selborne, Lord Chancellor, ii. 322.
• Smith, Montague, J., i. [284], [287].
• (See also Counsel.)
• Stephen, J., ii. 318, 320, 346, 354.
• Watkin Williams, J., ii. 278, 292, 306, 320.
• Watson, Lord, ii. 322.
• Willes, J., i. [141], [297].
• Williams, J., i. [187].
• Wood, Vice-Chancellor, i. [282].
  
• Kant, ii. 122.
• Kelly, Col., i. [115], [253], [256].
• Kenealy, Dr, i. [377].
• Kipling, Rudyard, i. [213]; ii. 198.
• Knowlton Pamphlet, prosecution of, ii. 16, 20, 33, 175.
  
• Labouchere, H., i. [400]; ii. 197, 209, 215, 234, 240, 261, 271, 275, 279, 284, 297, 303, 308, 319, 334, 341, 347, 359, 368, 374, 414.
• Labour Bureau, ii. 191, 369.
• Lancashire relief, i. [206], [216].
• Land laws, Reform of the, i. [129], [264], [375]; ii. 179, 182, 368.
• Lansdowne, Marquis of, i. [149].
• Law, Harriet, i. [129], [249]; ii. 65.
• Law Times, The, ii. 321.
• Lawson, Rev. T., i. [170].
• Lawsuits:--
• Att. Gen. (trial at bar), ii. 91, 351.
• Bolton, i. [77].
• Clarke, ii. 91, 260.
• De Rin, i. [284].
• Devonport, i. [182].
• Edgcumbe, ii. 73.
• English Joint Stock Bank, i. 282.
• Erskine, ii. 91, 96, 109, 307, 321.
• Gossett, ii. 91, 346.
• Gurney, ii. 91, 306, 320.
• Huddersfield, i. [243].
• Knowlton pamphlet, ii. 16, 20, 33.
• Laker, ii. 79.
• Mackay's libellous "Life" (various suits), ii. 397.
• Mirfield, i. [297].
• National Reformer, i. [137].
• Newdegate, ii. 91, 322.
• Peters, ii. 109, 393.
• Queen (Sir H. Tyler), ii. 91, 316, 327.
• Razor, i. [290].
• St Stephen's Review, ii. 392.
• Wigan, i. [168].
• Wyatt, i. [48].
• Layard, Sir A.H., i. [280], [369].
• "Leaves," i. [30].
• Lectures at--
• Accrington, i. [77];
• Altrincham, i. [194];
• Ashton-under-Lyne, i. [260];
• Bedlington, i. [239];
• Blyth, i. [249];
• Boardman's Edge, i. [199];
• Bolton, i. [77];
• Bradford, i. [74];
• Chesterfield, i. [198];
• Congleton, ii. 55;
• Darwen, i. [313]; ii. 53;
• Dewsbury, i. [200];
• Doncaster, i. [74], [76];
• Edinburgh, ii. 56;
• Glasgow, i. [78];
• Guernsey, i. [189];
• Halifax, i. [77];
• Huddersfield, i. [202], [241], [245], [260];
• Leeds, i. [200];
• Leigh, i. [196];
• Liverpool, i. [238];
• Manchester, i. [246];
• Newcastle, i. [73];
• Newton Abbot, i. [207];
• Northampton, i. [74];
• Norwich, i. [170], [308];
• Oxford, ii. 52;
• Plymouth, i. [175];
• Portsmouth, i. [250];
• Rochdale, i. [196];
• Scarborough, ii. 58;
• Seghill, i. [251];
• Shaw, i. [195];
• Sheffield, i. [72], [76];
• Sowerby Bridge, i. [306], [308];
• Stourbridge, i. [306];
• Sunderland, i. [73];
• Warrington, i. [196];
• Wigan, i. [162];
• Yarmouth, i. [171].
• Lees, Dr F.R., i. [268].
• Lennox, Lord H., ii. 225.
• Leno, J.B., i. [53].
• Lepard & Co., i. [2], [7], [36].
• Leverson, M., i. [99], [290].
• Lewis, Sir George, ii. 280.
• Linton, W.J., i. [109], [130].
• Literary Work, i. [23], [63]; ii. 103.
• Liverpool Daily Post, i. [376].
• Living Age, ii. 55.
• Lovett, William, i. 8.
• Lunatic visitors, ii. 59.
  
• Macdonald, A., i. [376].
• Magee, Dr, i. [308]; ii. 149, 159, 371.
• Magistrates--
• D'Eyncourt, Mr, ii. 289.
• Figgins, Alderman, ii. 20, 22.
• Flowers, Mr, ii. 280.
• Mayor, Lord, ii. 317.
• Vaughan, Mr, ii. 28, 72, 280.
• Marjoribanks, E. (Lord Tweedmouth), ii. 255, 303.
• Malthus, Rev. T., ii. 169.
• Malthusian advocacy, i. [125]; ii. 28, 171, 247, 387, 414.
• Malthusian League, The, ii. 28.
• Manchester Martyrs, The, i. [256].
• Manchester poisoning case, A, i. [91].
• Manning, Cardinal, i. [341], [374], [389]; ii. 93, 239, 252, 309.
• Marine adventure, A, i. [181].
• Market rights and tolls, ii. 377, 379, 414.
• Marriage, i. [48].
• Marriage, Views on, ii. 161.
• Marsden, Mark E., i. 7.
• Martin, Emma, ii. [64].
• Martineau, Dr, ii. 123.
• Marx, Dr K., i. [331].
• Master and servant, i. [123], [129], [264].
• (See Employers' Liability Bill.)
• Materialism, ii. 127.
• May, Sir E., ii. 216, 230.
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FOOTNOTES:

[1] A friend studying the Topographer and Genealogist found the following extract in Vol. II.:—

"Hoxne Hundred.

"Kelsall Church. Brass; no figure. John Parker, gent., who married Dorothy Bradlaugh, alias Jacob; died 24 April, 1605, aged 66.

"Laxfield Church. On a stone which had the figure of a man and two women still remains a shield with the arms of Bradlaugh alias Jacob."

"A stone in the north wall of the vestry for Nicholas Bradley alias Jacob, buried 8th August, 1628."

[2] In the Gauntlet for Sept. 22nd, 1833, Carlile, who had been formally separated from his wife nine months previously, says:—

"Many months did not elapse before we stood pledged to a moral marriage, and to a resolution to avow that marriage immediately after my liberation. I took the first opportunity of doing it, as I now take the first of explaining the introduction. As a public man, I will be associated with nothing that is to be concealed from the public. Many, I know, will carp upon my freedom as to divorce and marriage; and to such persons I say, if they are worth a word, that I do so because I hate hypocrisy, because I hate everything that is foul and indecent, because I will not deceive any one. I have led a miserable wedded life through twenty years, from disparity of mind and temper; and, for the next twenty, I have resolved to have a wife in whom I may find a companion and helpmate.... I will make one woman happy, and I will not make any other woman unhappy. Richard Carlile.